We may call this approach the resemblance theory of understanding: mental acts are classified according to the distinct degree and kind of resemblance they have to the things that are understood.
These contrasting findings may result from different patient characteristics, specifically the distinct degree of obesity, stratification for glucose vs for insulin resistance study, and in particular from the fact that all previous studies were performed in adults, whereas we investigated children.
The study location was selected for presenting a homogeneous pine cover before the fire, on the one hand, and, on the other, heterogeneous patches with distinct degrees of damage to the pine crowns immediately after the fire.
In further confirmation of their initiation of a vasculogenic EMT, qPCR analysis also demonstrated that the EGF-induced ATMCs displayed in distinct degrees a clear up-expression of the SM genes calponin, α-SMA, SM22 α, desmin, SM-MHC and h-caldesmon through time culture.
After 24 h culturing in high glucose medium, the notable changes also occurred in neurons which showed distinct degrees of damage as the membrane was disrupted and reduced neurite and 1(h)).
The authors constructed two different decision problems with distinct degrees of inequality with respect to the claims.
The two shHP1γ cell lines did not always exhibit the same levels of a given transcript and distinct degrees of variation were observed between the experiments in all cell lines.
They are characterized by distinct degrees of swelling; the gel can take one of a set of swelling values, but none of the intermediate values.
The uncertainty elicited by a critical incident may cause distinct degrees of perceived stress and uncertainty in the resident.
It is worth noting that all selected patients were matched to have conserved levels of CD4 T cells, so the differences observed were not attributable to distinct degrees of immunodeficiency.
